I was masturbating through clitoral stimulation (using my hands) I kept on doing it for 2 hours or maybe even more still couldn't orgasm. My clit feels kind of numb and a lil bit painful. Should I be worried?

Dr. Rahul GuptaSexologist13yrs exp

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Hello- for many women, male penetration alone is not sufficient for sexual pleasure or achieving orgasm. Women's sexual pleasure is derived in part from stimulation of the clitoris, the small, elongated erectile organ at the anterior part of the vulva. The clitoris becomes erect when stimulated and is commonly the object of foreplay. But for some women, the clitoris loses its sensitivity, thereby diminishing sexual pleasure. Erection and relaxation of the clitoris and urethral spongy tissues (g-spot) are essential for a woman to experience sexual pleasure and achieve orgasm. But there are a number of reasons why the clitoris can lose its sensitivity. Testosterone and dhea levels can become too low to power an orgasm. Overuse of vibrators can damage nerves and desensitize the clitoris. Birth control medications can lead to a deficiency of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, freezing up testosterone, causing frigidity or clitoral and g-spot erectile dysfunction or insensitivity. There are numerous ancient & effective formulas & techniques to revive clitoral insensitivity. Kama sutra technique to stimulate the nerve ending and relaxing is well known. Ancient chinese sexual therapy guidebook (su nui ching) has documented the aphrodisiac healing of herbal formula that contains herbs known to modulate the essential endocrine hormones for reviving damaged clitoris. There are a number of supplements that can aid in increasing clitoral stimulation by improving blood circulation to the genitals, engorging the clitoris, vagina, and g-spot, and increasing overall sensitivity.  

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